Kootenay Animal Assistance
Program Society

** Applications are required prior to meeting our adoptable pets because they are in private family homes being fostered. It also assists us in making the best possible matches**

**These kittens come from a property with many other cats, and we will give preference to homes that can either adopt a pair, or that have a friendly cat in their home to be friends with their new addition.   They have been around a dog in their past, but are quite nervous of the large dog in their foster home.  With proper and slow introductions they would likely be fine with a cat-friendly dog.  Being born and living outside also means that they may have upper respiratory flare ups, which has been minor (sniffles) and should go dormant once the kittens are settled.  Stress of a new move and new everything can cause the symptoms to reappear, but they do go away and being vaccinated will help them overcome it.

#2946- Marty is a lovely little black boy who is always first to come running when foster mom calls in case she has treats!  He’s sweet as a little button and has a great little purr and personality.  He has a hernia that is nothing to be terribly concerned about, it happens quite often and it  will be repaired when he is big enough to be neutered.

# 2948 – Mimzy is such a unique little girl.  She has a lot of Torti colors, but white feet and chest like a calico, and stripes like a tabby.  She is the shyest of the gang, so will need a little more patience until she trusts you fully, and once she does she will sleep and cuddle with you and purr her pretty little head off . She’s not an ideal kitten for small kids, as she has met a few and is nervous of all that kid energy.

Adoption fee of $250 includes vet check, vaccinations (up to date at time of adoption), deworming, and their spay/neuter and a microchip when they are big enough.   Adopters will be responsible for booster shots if kittens are adopted before it is due.